Thanks André.
I know of several people using F-Script to learn Cocoa and I've got a
few reports of children having used it as their first programming
language.
Smalltalk + Cocoa... that's a rather yummy start!
Anyway, for those interested, I think these are the two tutorials that
make the most sense to start using F-Script as a Cocoa learning/
exploration tool:
"Exploring Cocoa with F-Script"
http://www.fscript.org/documentation/ExploringCocoaWithFScript/index.htm
"Learn F-Script in 20 minutes and have fun with Core Image"
http://www.fscript.org/documentation/LearnFScriptIn20Minutes/index.htm
This one is also nice, as it combines networking, charting, core
image, and interacting with the Finder through the Scripting Bridge:
"Google Chart API Fun with Cocoa and F-Script"
http://www.fscript.org/documentation/GoogleChartAPIFunWithCocoaAndFScript/index.htm
Best,
Philippe Mougin
Le 25 août 09 à 01:07, André Berg a écrit :
Congrats!
The work you are doing with F-Script is really cool. Through F-
Script I learned as much about Cocoa than I did by picking up
Hillegass' book.
And I also use it today to test short and middle sized concepts
before building a whole test app. I always liked exploring Imaging
stuff with it like explained in the wonderful intro tutorials.
Keep it up :)
Cheers!
André
Am 24.08.2009 um 21:53 schrieb Philippe Mougin:
Hi all,
F-Script 2.0 is has been released. It provides a set of open source
tools for interactive introspection, manipulation and scripting of
Cocoa objects.
New features include system-wide scripting, dynamic Cocoa class
creation, 64-bit, garbage collection, and more.
More info: http://www.fscript.org/documentation/WelcomeToFScript2/index.htm
Download: http://www.fscript.org/download/F-Script20090809.zip
Philippe Mougin
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